A newborn presents with delayed meconium passage, abdominal distension, and bilious vomiting. What is the most concerning diagnosis?

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A newborn presents with delayed meconium passage, abdominal distension, and bilious vomiting. What is the most concerning diagnosis?

Correct Answer: C

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All are true regarding croup except:

Correct Answer: C

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The incorrect statement regarding corticosteroids in allergy is:

Correct Answer: A

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Which disease of the following can cause distributive shock?

Correct Answer: D

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Regarding disorders of acid-base balance, what is the compensatory mechanism that takes place to keep the pH normal when there is bicarbonate loss in urine?

Correct Answer: C

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